Kentish Wragg

Kentish Wrag is a traditional style of stone construction defined by the way the masonry is laid rather than by the specific type of stone used.  A variety of natural stones can be used to create this distinctive appearance, with carefully selected pieces arranged to form a characterful and highly individual wall.

This method of building was widely used in historic properties and is valued for its irregular, handcrafted aesthetic.  The varied sizes and shapes of the stones create a natural, time-honoured finish that reflects the skill and craftsmanship of traditional stonemasons.

Although this style is less commonly used in modern construction, Kentish Wrag remains a popular choice for extensions, garages, garden walls, and restoration projects where new work needs to blend seamlessly with an existing building.

Because the appearance is determined by the laying pattern rather than the stone itself, each batch offers a unique mix of textures, colours, and sizes.  This makes Kentish Wrag an excellent option for projects requiring an authentic and sympathetic finish.

As with all reclaimed materials, stock availability depends on what we are able to source and changes regularly.

Please note that the images shown represent a selection of our current stock and are intended as a general guide only.

Due to the changing nature of the demolition and reclamation industry, we recommend contacting us to discuss your requirements and current availability.